With ten years of experience in teaching foreign languages, Ashwani has made his hobby his career. He urges students to pick up fresh skills that will enhance their resumes and help them land decent jobs.

Ashwani Sharma is a foreign language trainer from Ajmer.

Ashwani shares that when he was in 12th grade, he liked reading a lot and came across an article in a foreign language that got him curious about it. He started gathering information about different languages on the internet and started learning them. Initially, he learned French with the guidance of his teacher and then focused on other languages too, like Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian, and learned all of them out of his hobby. And after learning so many languages, he decided to turn it into his profession and became a foreign language trainer. He also has his own YouTube channel, where he guides several students.

Ashwani feels that many youngsters are not clear about what they want to do in their career, but having knowledge of any foreign language will definitely enhance their chances of getting recruited by MNCs. He suggests foreign languages should also be taught in government schools, as it gives the students various options in their career.

Sharing about his mistakes, Ashwani says that he too prepared for competitive exams to get a government job such as RAS or IAS, which took most of his time, but realizing that his interest was more towards learning and teaching various languages, he finally pursued it as a profession.

When asked about his role models, Ashwani says that his parents, who always supported him in his decisions, and teachers, who guided him in his life, have been his inspiration.

Ashwani says that many of his students come to him to learn a language, but seeing its difficulty level, their passion vanishes, and they quit learning it. He says that he too faced problems while learning a new language. He would often get confused between words, but he kept learning it patiently and gradually mastered it. He advises that practicing the language is really important.

In his spare time, Ashwani likes to play badminton and enjoys going on walks.

To all those who want to learn foreign languages, Ashwani advises them that if they are learning it as a hobby, they can learn it from any private institute, and there are also several professional degrees that many colleges offer that they may join. However, he suggests that one can also pursue a short-duration diploma course that will save them time and money.